But unions were sharply divided about how to deal with the tech giant. 

Like their New York counterparts, organizers in other potential sites of Amazon expansion want a more democratic process that produces more equitable growth.

A controversial federal lawsuit spurs students to confront the nuances of diversity.

New disclosures surface every day in the Russia collusion probes, but mundane campaign-finance violations may once again cause Trump his biggest headaches.

There is an alternative to Trumpism. We need to clearly articulate it.

Congress actually has a lot of mostly unused power to rein in the Roberts Court by clarifying the intent of the law.

By bringing its case to Trump’s NLRB, New York’s teachers union could threaten charter teachers’ rights in a host of states.

America is on the cusp of the largest inter-generational wealth transfer in history.

Coverage of the 2016 election was an epic media failure. Will 2020 be any better?

As climate change accelerates, communities of color suffer while corporations continue to rake in profits and the wealthy flee to safer locales.

The government shutdown reminded us that millions of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck—which payday lenders will only continue to exploit if the CFPB has its way.

You might call it the revenge of the women. Or America’s best hope for saving the republic.

Mexico’s new president has raised wages, and maquiladora workers have gone on strike along the border.

Liberals should be thankful for the radicals who have at last made the drastic remedies America needs into mainstream politics.

Our real challenge is to come out of 2020 with a progressive government.

Sanders and Schumer target buybacks as a way to leak corporate profits to investors. But their solution is an unnecessary Rube Goldberg contraption.

Medicare-For-All is now being used to describe a variety of different kinds of systems with significant differences.

Can an intergenerational alliance solidify a Democratic consensus on climate?

January 31 is the 100th birthday of the great ballplayer who set the standard for athletes who protest social injustice.

The right-wing majority on the NLRB says SuperShuttle drivers aren’t entitled to the protections of labor law because they have to cover their losses themselves. 

An American company is busting a call center workers’ union in the Philippines, so the U.S. union of call center workers is helping them out.

The NLRB’s top attorney is gunning for unions’ inflatable rat—but may miss and hit the restrictions on workers’ right to free speech.